One of the most acute and widely recognized is that the value of knowledge shifts dramatically over time as new uses for the knowledge emerge.
As knowledge shifts from generic to procedural, from effortful, conscious thought to effortless, unconscious procedures, our brains process it differently and more efficiently.
Understanding the fact that our own collective knowledge shifts like tectonic plates is also important, such as in the late 18th century Neptunism and Plutonism debate on mineral formation in where, while the first group advocated for its formation by chemical water precipitation for all minerals, the latter proposed magmatic intrusions as it's source.
However, to our knowledge, shifting of BMES between different compartments of the same joint has been previously reported only in a few cases [ 7- 11].
But also how do we use this knowledge to shift policy.
Educational services and campaigns might aim to increase target groups' knowledge and shift behaviour and norms around different health issues, services, and products.
To our knowledge, a shift of BME within the different compartments of the same joint has only been described in a few case reports.
Further, during the time period there was, to the best of our knowledge, no shift in policy, diagnostic coding or methods of diagnostics that would substantially have influenced case ascertainment.
The inclusion of a unit on Aboriginal health in an undergraduate midwifery program has been shown to enhance knowledge and shift attitudes towards Aboriginal people in a positive direction.
It has helped open a new avenue for women to refine their knowledge before shifting into coaching.
